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Operational risk management or ORM is the best way for your investment firm to remain out of hot water with the regulatory community and to minimize risk within the firm itself. Assessing operational risk is an essential part to any compliance program and also an essential part of keeping your bottom line numbers up as high as possible.
Operational risk analysis has many components, one of them being the FINRA 3012 rule which has to do with client information and investment strategies. The FINRA 3012 rule is in constant change and operational risk analysis is imperative in order to remain FINRA compliant and out of hot water with this regulatory giant. FINRA has handed out over $113 million in fines over the past fiscal year and is on its way to breaking more records in this one. If you do not want to suffer from large penalties and fines then you must make operational risk assessment and the FINRA 3012 rule a large part of your FINRA compliance program.
But pleasing FINRA is not the only reason to conduct operational risk assessment of FINRA rule 3012 and other similar FINRA regulations. Operational risk assessment can be essential for your firm in that it can save you tons of money by analyzing where your risk is too high and what steps need to be taken to rectify the issue. Having this type of operational risk analysis done can save you countless hours and headaches and can keep your bottom line up in the process.
Many smart investment firms are turning to independent compliance firms to help them with their operational risk assessment and FINRA compliance requirements. For example the FINRA 3012 rule is constantly changing and updated. If you are not aware of all the subtle changes to the FINRA 3012 rule then you may be facing major problems when you conduct your annual FINRA audit of your records and files. What an independent compliance firm can do for you is monitor all new changes to the FINRA 3012 rule and have you prepared for your next FINRA audit.
If you are ready to conduct an operational risk assessment then you first need to have the right compliance firm for the job. When it comes to operational risk assessment the only compliance firm you want to hire is the compliance firm with a stellar reputation and a flawless record in the Wall Street community. A reputable compliance firm will always know all of the latest rules and regulations when it comes to the FINRA 3012 rule and will be able to handle all of your operational risk assessment analysis. If you are tired of dealing with FINRA and all of its ever changing rules and regulations then you need to hire an operational risk expert who can help you with all of your FINRA compliance needs including all changes to the FINRA 3012 rule.
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